A Jump for Life: A Survivor's Journal from Nazi-Occupied Poland, ed., Elaine Potter, London: Constable, 1997

The founder and manager of Korczak’s Orphanage, a legend of the ghetto.

Director Klimanek's wife, at Christmas 1942 she came to Schultz's shop in oder to pick up the author's daughter Ewa,...

A German director in Frantz Schultz's shop at Nowolipie Street No. 51; good and liked by the employees, tries to hel...

Kott ochrzcił się parę lat przed wybuchem wojny; studiował na Politechnice w Liverpoolu; do Polski powrócił już po w...

old aged German, owner of the tailor's and furrier's shop in Nowolipie Street; during the blockade on 5 September 42...

miss Stark, was the author's roommate; in the round-up in Mila Street encourages her to put her daughter Ewa asleep...

one of the best Germans from F. Schultz's shop in Nowolipie Street; On 20 January 1943 he came to Umschlagplatz and...

a young woman, prowling in the streets of Warsaw and furiously attacking Jews she met - beginning of 1940 (see Czern...

Mr. N's, the author's friend; an engineer, a Judenrat employee, he was in a round-up with his wife (employed in the...

German Schultz's shop manager, well-known for his brutality (he beat workers met on the street), people were afraid...

A little smuggler ('szmugler'), his parents before the war ran a shop with pots and glass products in Zimna Street,...

A small smuggler, his parents had a shop with pots and glass products in Zimna Street before the war. After the ghet...

SS-Obersturmführer, referent do spraw żydowskich w warszawskim gestapo; autorka kreśli jego fizjonomiczny portret: n...

The author's friend from Schultz's shop. During the author's stay in the shop, after she escaped from the transport...

One of the few good Germans. During the blockade of Schultz's shop on 20 January 1943 he offered the author to hid h...

the author's brother, wounded in September 1939

a rich zaddick’s Hasid from Aleksandrow, head of the head of cobblers’ division, Schultz’s shop; he maintained for h...

Ruth Cyprys's daughter, born at the beginning of the German occupation (the father moved from Warsaw to the East and...

the author´s husband, a lawyer. He left Warsaw to the East and was arrested by the Soviets

her father was a well-known jeweller, a wealthy man who often traveled across Europe on business. Ruth was brought u...

a rich Jew who hid valuables, but he was betrayed by his acquaintances and relatives - the Germans robbed him of eve...

Doctor E. was a doctor at the Schultz’s shop

at the end of January 1943 - the author gets to the ghetto with a group or workers on detail

people chatted there sitting at ersatz coffee

the author is a wedding guest, already after the ghetto closure

a street in the ghetto rated as an elegant one; after the Action the wall goes in the middle of the street

a small boy begs there for two years, he recites 'W piwnicznej izbie' ('In the Basement Flat') and 'Powrot taty' ('D...

An extraterritorial place of meetings, smuggling. A building through which people could cross to the 'Aryan side.' D...

a garden for children at Toebbens's shop; situated next to the shop; during the Action Germans took children from th...

a street recognised as an elegant one

The building of the Association of Commercial Workers, Sienna Street No. 16 / Sliska Street No. 9, where between 21...

ulica należąca w getcie do eleganckich

for two years, little boy begs there, he recites 'W piwnicznej izbie' ('In the Basement Flat') and 'Powrot taty' ('D...

Appearance: 'A huge square behind the buildings of the hospital, enclosed by a tall wall at the top of which there w...

along Smocza Street, Jewish Policemen sit on the chairs arranged on the pavement and watch people who go to the roun...

3 kwietnia 1943 r. Niemcy obstawili ulicę Miłą; spodziewano się odwetu za postrzelenie Niemca przez Żydów; nie doszł...

a baker from Muranowska Street gives out rolls, baked from flour reserves, to people going to a 'round up' in Mila S...

In spite of the caption 'Jews not allowed' there was a practice of ignoring such bans by owners

the place of a 'crazy woman' attack - persecuting Jews in the streets; the author was a target of her attack in Janu...

in spite of the inscription at the entrance 'Jews not allowed' the author was invited inside

in spite of the caption 'Jews not allowed' the author was invited inside; there was a practice of ignoring such bans

a part of Tobbens's shop

from the window of her flat the author observes the spring massacre in 1940; [in October 1940 in connection with the...

during the siege of Warsaw a medical help point was established there; [attention - the author makes mistakes! was t...

[Fritz] Schultz & Co. - one of the biggest shop in the ghetto - tailor-furriery branch; the area was called...

people gossiped there over ersatz coffee (1940)

Schultz's shop's block; 3 August 1942 the author moved there; the flat consisted of four rooms; in each room there l...

Schultz's shop - ca. 5 August 1942 the author observes the blockade of the shops and leading out people hiding outsi...

in spite of captions 'Jews not allowed' the author was invited inside; there was a practice of ignoring such bans

a street in the ghetto rated as elegant

the author's brother was transported there; he got wounded when Warsaw was under fire.

in October 1940, as a result of the ghetto creation, the author moves from her flat in Przechodnia Street No. 6 to a...

at the end of January 1943 author goes this way to the ghetto together with a group of detail workers

The author got out from the ghetto with a lorry transporting fur cuttings, she jumped off in Rymarska Street.

the building of the Association of Commercial Workers in Sienna Street Nol 16 / Sliska Street No. 9, where 21-26 Oct...